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House Republicans are refuting a report that former President Donald Trump, on Thursday, disparaged Milwaukee, the host city for the Republican National Convention in July.“Milwaukee, where we are having our convention, is a horrible city,” Sherman quoted Trump as saying. Media were not present for the meeting, so Sherman would have heard this secondhand. However, he did not attribute the comment to any source, even an anonymous one.“I was in the meeting.
I was in the room. President Trump did not say this. There is no better place than Wisconsin in July.Rep. Derrick Van Orden said Sherman’s tweet is “nother classic example of shitty reporting by a Democratic Party shill pretending to be a journalist.”Grothman said Trump was “concerned about the election in MKE” and “felt we need to do better in urban centers around the country.
Wrong. Total bullshit. He never said it like how it’s been falsely characterized as. He was talking about how terrible crime and voter fraud are.“Wrong. Total bullshit. He never said it like how it’s been falsely characterized as. He was talking about how terrible crime and voter fraud are,” wrote Cheung.In a repost of a Rodgers post, in which he wrote, “I am told Trump did not say this,” Miller responded, “In other words, BULLSHIT!.
In an emailed statement, Trump Campaign Deputy Communications Director Dylan Johnson wrote that he “was explicitly referring to the problems in Milwaukee, specifically violent crime and voter fraud.”White House: Joe Biden Might Commute Hunter Biden's Pending SentenceSupreme Court Rejects Bid to Restrict Abortion Pill
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